Super Bowl 60 between the New England Patriots and Seattle Seahawks is a week away, and that means there’s still plenty of time to get in all of your wagers prior to kickoff. It kicks off on Sunday at 6:30 pm ET on CBS at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California. It’s coming up fast, but there is still time to get in the game and take a crack at all kinds of available betting markets. One of those markets involves 2-point conversions, which have shown up more often than one would expect in a game of this magnitude. Will there or won’t there be a successful 2-pt conversion during the final game of the 2025 NFL season? Let’s take a look at the odds and best bets to make for this market.
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Super Bowl 60 2-point conversion odds and history
Odds courtesy of DraftKings Sportsbook and available at time of publishing.
- Yes – there will be a 2-pt conversion (+300)
- No – there won’t be a 2-pt conversion (-425)
There have been 13 successful 2-point tries in Super Bowl history, with 5 of those tries having come in the last 9 games. In the previous Super Bowl a season ago, we saw Chiefs punch in multiple successful 2-point conversions after the game had long got out of hand late in the second half. Will we see another successful 2-pt conversion in this year’s Super Bowl? It’s almost time to find out.
Super Bowl 60 2-pt conversion prediction: Successful 2-point conversion attempt by either team (+300)
Given the fact that this number was hovering around +250 at most outlets prior to last year’s Super Bowl, this is a solid price for a successful 2-point conversion. After all, a +300 price implies a 25% chance of a successful 2-point conversion in the Super Bowl. If either team ends up going for two in this game, the implied chance of a 2-point conversion attempt is around 53%, which gives us some value on our wager if there is an attempt at any point in the contest. The main reason why this wager won’t cash is if the game script doesn’t necessitate a 2-point conversion attempt from either team, but given that attempting 2-point conversions has proven to be pretty fashionable in the NFL these days, it wouldn’t shock me if we get at least one attempt from both teams.
The ideal scenario in which a 2-point conversion attempt would happen would involve the trailing team scoring a touchdown and needing the additional 2 points to either tie the game or build a lead of at least a field goal. While this spread suggests that Seattle is going to win this game by more than a field goal, it’s entirely possible that both teams trade scores and alternate leads deep into the second half, which gives us more of an opportunity for a 2-point conversation attempt. Let’s take a shot on a successful 2-point play at this +300 price.
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